The Student Conference, 27th February 2023

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Preparing for your future.

Theme for the day: Future you

What will your future life look like? How can you prepare for the jobs and skills that will exist in the future (but which don't exist now)?

What does a 'future you' look like? How can you plan and prepare for your future life?

Conference programme

Your conference programme is available to download as a printable .pdf, using this link: 

Agenda

Time Event
0915 Registration and coffee, Cooper Powerhouse, Greenwich campus 
0950 Chair's welcome: Jabed and Krishmi Karki, Greenwich Students' Union (GSU)
1000  

Conference opening: Professor Jane Harrington, Vice-Chancellor

1015  Keynote address: Life is what you make it - how your education is the foundation of your career. Chris Forbes, CEO and Co-Founder of The Cheeky Panda and University of Greenwich alumnus
1115 Break
1130 Student panel and Q&A session 1: Planning and preparing for the future you: what opportunities do you hope to encounter, what challenges may you encounter and why? Chaired by Shapna Compton, Student Wellbeing Service
1230 Lunch
1330

Connecting with the Greenwich Alumni communityMinh Lam, AskAlumni

1400 Student panel and Q&A session 2: Find your future. A lively chat about future trends that will impact the labour market and useful strategies you can adopt to stay relevant in a changing world. Chaired by Michael Aspinall, Employability.
1445 Break
1500 Keynote address: Matthew Griffin, Futurist, Speaker and Author, Founder and CEO of The 311 Institute
1600 Round up of the day and closing remarks
1615 Close
1700 Networking evening reception, Dreadnought Building, Greenwich campus

Unless otherwise stated, all events will take place in-person, on-campus at Cooper Powerhouse, Greenwich campus. Attendees are also invited to join us online, over Teams for the day-time events.

 

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